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Israel real estate market continues to rise

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Amazingly, the Israeli real estate market continues to expand and go up, up, up all the time. Just amazing – some perspective on what the market looks like:

“Israel represents a strong investment opportunity in one of the most volatile regions in the world from a geopolitical standpoint.” About.com

“Israel is often overlooked as an investment opportunity, particularly in the context of strong global investment flows to emerging and newly-developed economies. Yet in many ways, Israel offers the “best of both worlds”: the superior economic management of a developed market, but with emerging market growth characteristics.” BlueStarIndexes.com

“Luxury apartments on Tel Aviv’s shorefront are in great demand, and selling for jaw-dropping prices.” Nimrod Bousso

“Prices for four-room homes in 16 surveyed [Israeli] cities rose 1.9% in the third quarter of [2013], the government Assessor’s Office reported Sunday, with the sharpest increases registered in Tel Aviv and Ashkelon.” Arik Mirovsky

“Real estate prices in Israel have risen steadily over the last six years, with prices of apartments increasing by approximately an average of 70-80% over that period of time. In some locations, price increases are even higher.” NBN.org.il

“Invest in real estate through the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE). There are many real estate companies and even a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) traded on the exchange that gives you the ability to invest in real estate for very small sums of money (as little as a few thousand shekels).” Baruch (Brent) Labinsky

“Today, new breeds of Israeli investors are aggressively pursuing commercial real estate on a much grander scale.” Observer.com

“Real estate everywhere in the world is a good investment – but Israel makes sense for so many financial and personal reasons.” Ami Mesika

“In contrast to the international housing market, the Israeli luxury real estate market has been soaring in recent years, mainly in the center of Israel.” RealCapitalCorp.com

“Nestled along the Mediterranean coastline, Tel Aviv is a vibrant cosmopolitan with an infectious energy. It is a city in which everyone would like to imbibe and ticks all the right boxes for those looking to indulge in a little real estate investment.” 10hs.co.il

“Though Israel is a small country with limited resources, it stands out as one of the world’s most competitive economies.” InvestinIsrael.gov

“The capital market is doing well in Israel, especially the corporate bond market. We’ve seen a recovery over the last number of months.” Ran Amitai

“A third reason foreign investors are putting their money to work in Israel is because they’ve been earning impressive returns in both the stock and bond markets.” WiseMoneyIsrael.com

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